i have a 17 ft lowe boat with a rule bilge pump will this auto switch work on it.
43897
I wouldn't recommend this pump for a boat with that shallow a bilge. The throw for on is even a little high for a 21' Bayliner cabin cruiser. The Rule switches are much more accommodating for a shallow bilge. I know they're a bit spendy but it's still cheaper that a salvage after a rain storm.
43898
Yes it will, I've installed 2 of these with rule bilge on my 32' sportfisher
905823
Not as is you would have to put a float switch between the battery and the pump. This pump as is only works with a on off switch.
952048
The one I received was the 800 GPM non-automatic bilge pump. It operates with a separate float switch. I use it in the shower sump.
1180796
I suppose you could but would need to be careful about choosing the correct wire to split and place within the switch.. this will NOT handle high amperage so you will also need to be sure that the draw is not all that great.. a smaller boat should be ok
741077
I would not know, but an automatic pump is just not to use a switch. I suggest you use a hand pump with a normal switch.Luis
285331
Yes it needs a switch, it just comes with pig tail wire leads. The switch you connect depends on what you want to do and fitment to your boat. A float switch in the bilge will turn it on when ever the bilge fills until it pumps out enough water assuming your batteries are supplying power to the switch - good if your boat is parked in a marina with power overnight. A manual switch will only run the pump when you switch it on, this also allows you to let the motor with no water present and run the bilge dry which isn't great for it - and you could also kill your battery if you let it run for days on end with no aux power connected. The switch should be rated for 18-24V and be fuse protected. 15A is probably more than enough.
1890110
Yes, but follow the diagram. Hooking it up wrong will burn out the auto switch. Also a good idea to use an inline fuse to be safe.
986748
It Should As Long As Your Old Pump HasTheSame Inlet And Out Let YouShouldBeFine
905822
it will work automatically with a float switch installed and manually without one
1880016
My bilge pumps can be operated manually and auto, since the pumps are wired to operate with a manual switch as well as with the auto switch.
1052508
No. This pump must be operated by a manual switch unless a separate float switch is placed in the electrical circuit.
1130905
Yes just make sure the battery connector is compatible with the boats connector.
237794
The switch will work fine for the generator battery - it will actually be overkill in that application. The switch intended application carries the full current of a marine battery to a large starter motor - which is over 100 amps ....and up to the full 500 cold cranking amp capability of a marine battery.
1477642
I don't know about your pump but this wasn't an exact replacement for mine. It was about 20 psi lower than I had. I have a 22 foot boat and this was the on demand freshwater pump. It worked great and I ordered a second as a spare. The cost of this pump was lses than half of the pump that was in there. Its been a year. All good.
1984478
Yes. My boat has an automatic on-board charger. Any 12volt automatic charger will work.
1938685
I believe as long as the water reaches the float to activate the pump it should do the trick but u would need the same fittings as the pump states so not sure
1684604
Yes it should i old work. You may need to use longer straps as slings for the boat and hook the straps to the hooks of the pull system